Verified charities working on Global health

78 organisations tagged Global health. Every one links to a filing you can open yourself — we don't rank them.

• Australian Cancer Research Foundation (ACRF) — Funds Australian cancer-research infrastructure via competitive grants.
• Action Against Hunger USA — Lifesaving treatment for severe acute malnutrition in 50+ countries
• Against Malaria Foundation — Distributes long-lasting insecticidal nets in Africa
• Fondazione AIRC per la Ricerca sul Cancro — Italy's leading cancer research foundation — funds Italian cancer scientists and clinical trials.
• ALS Therapy Development Institute — First non-profit biotech 100% focused on ALS drug discovery — pre-clinical research.
• Alzheimer's Society — UK's leading dementia charity — research, frontline support services, federal policy.
• American Lung Association — Lung-health research, tobacco-control advocacy, asthma & COPD patient programmes.
• Bowel Cancer UK — UK's leading bowel cancer charity — research, support, screening advocacy.
• Boys Town — Faith-based but inclusive integrated child and family services — residential, behavioural, healthcare.
• BRAC USA — US affiliate of BRAC — world's largest NGO
• Breast Cancer Now — UK's largest breast-cancer charity — research, secondary-cancer support, prevention.
• British Heart Foundation — UK's largest cardiovascular research charity — funds heart-disease research and patient information.
• CARE USA — Fights global poverty with women-and-girls-focused programs
• The Carter Center — Disease eradication and democracy support in 80+ countries
• charity: water — Funds clean water projects in developing countries
• Catholic Medical Mission Board — Faith-based 501(c)(3) delivering healthcare and medical aid to vulnerable communities
• Crohn's & Colitis Foundation — Largest US IBD-focused charity — research, patient education, advocacy.
• Cure Alzheimer's Fund — Alzheimer's research-only charity — 100% of donations go to research.
• CURE International — Free pediatric surgery in low-income countries
• Cure Leukaemia — Funds blood-cancer research nurses across UK trial network — fast-tracks novel therapies.
• Cystic Fibrosis Foundation — Funded the venture-philanthropy R&D pipeline that produced Trikafta (CF therapy).
• Diabetes UK — UK's leading diabetes charity — research, patient information, NHS policy advocacy.
• Direct Relief — Delivers donated medical aid worldwide during disasters
• DKMS UK — UK arm of DKMS — world's largest blood-stem-cell donor registry, originally German.
• Epilepsy Foundation — National US epilepsy charity — 24/7 helpline, research grants, seizure-first-aid training.
• Evidence Action — Scales evidence-based health and poverty programs
• Fistula Foundation — Funds free surgery for women living with obstetric fistula
• The Fred Hollows Foundation — Restores sight in low-income countries via cataract surgery + trachoma elimination — $25 per surgery.
• Fred Hollows Foundation NZ — NZ arm of the Fred Hollows Foundation — eye-care in Pacific Islands; Fred Hollows was NZ-born.
• Garvan Institute of Medical Research — Sydney-based independent medical-research institute — genomics, cancer, immunology, diabetes.
• GiveDirectly — Cash transfers to people living in extreme poverty
• Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC) — World's first HIV/AIDS service organisation — NYC-area frontline care + national advocacy.
• Helen Keller International — Vitamin A supplements and child-nutrition programs
• International Medical Corps — Emergency medical response and health-system rebuilding in conflict and disaster zones
• JDRF (Breakthrough T1D) — World's largest funder of type 1 diabetes research
• Kidney Research UK — UK's leading kidney-disease research charity — funds prevention, treatment, transplantation research.
• Last Mile Health — Trains community health workers in rural Liberia and beyond
• The Leprosy Mission Great Britain — UK arm of global leprosy-treatment charity — works in 9 leprosy-endemic countries.
• Leukemia & Lymphoma Society — Largest US blood-cancer non-profit — research, patient assistance, policy.
• Living Goods — Networks of community health workers across East Africa
• Lupus Foundation of America — Funds lupus research, advocates for patients, runs national support network.
• March of Dimes — US maternal & infant health — preterm birth research, NICU support, advocacy.
• Mater Foundation (Australia) — Catholic-rooted Brisbane healthcare philanthropy — funds Mater Hospital, cancer care, women's health.
• McGrath Foundation — Funds free McGrath Breast Care Nurses across Australia.
• Médicos del Mundo España — Spanish section of Médecins du Monde — health for excluded populations in Spain and globally.
• Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research — World's largest non-profit funder of Parkinson's research — focused on a cure.
• Médecins Sans Frontières USA (Doctors Without Borders) — Emergency medical aid in conflict zones and crisis areas
• Multiple Sclerosis Society (UK) — UK's leading MS charity — research, MS Helpline, federal advocacy on access to disease-modifying drugs.
• National Multiple Sclerosis Society — Largest US MS charity — research funding, advocacy, MS Navigator support.
• New Incentives — Conditional cash incentives for childhood vaccinations
• Need Help Foundation — Funds and amplifies vetted Russian regional charities
• Operation Smile — Free cleft-lip and palate surgery for children worldwide
• Oxfam GB — Tackles poverty in 70+ countries via aid and advocacy
• Pancreatic Cancer UK — UK's leading pancreatic cancer charity — research, support line, awareness.
• Parkinson's Foundation — Funds Parkinson's research, designates Centers of Excellence, runs national PD GENEration study.
• Parkinson's UK — UK's leading Parkinson's charity — research, helpline, local groups.
• Partners In Health — Builds public health systems in the world's poorest places
• Possible Health (Nyaya Health USA) — Public health-care delivery in rural Nepal
• Project HOPE — Health-worker training and emergency medical aid worldwide
• Population Services International — Marketing-based public health in 40+ countries